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How the Programming Languages are Created?


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In short, programming languages are created just like you'd create any program or application - using code. For example, the Python scripting language was created using the C programming language (according to what I was told by my old lecturer).

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come on; it isn't hard to do a quick search via goole/yahoo/bing ..

honestly .. enough with all these random threads.. do a little research on your own first

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In short, programming languages are created just like you'd create any program or application - using code. For example, the Python scripting language was created using the C programming language (according to what I was told by my old lecturer).

and then C language was Created by Which Language!

In short, programming languages are created just like you'd create any program or application - using code. For example, the Python scripting language was created using the C programming language (according to what I was told by my old lecturer).

and then C language was Created by Which Language!

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and then C language was Created by Which Language!

Most C compilers are self-compiled. In other words, you use an earlier version of the same product to compile the new one. The first version would have been written in some other language, like assembly or BCPL or whatever. The same goes for the assemblers, they are generally written in languages like C, although the very first assembler was hand-written in machine code.

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and then C language was Created by Which Language!

and then C language was Created by Which Language!

As far as I'm aware, When you get to the first program, it ends up with programming in binary code and machine code.

http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/programmer-tip...principles-3500

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine_code

It gets to the point when it's no longer software running on Windows? or an operating systems, but native machine language and electronic pulses.

I might start a thread on:

"how was bread created?"

"how was flour created?"

"how was a mill created?"

"how was a seed created?".......

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i guess it went like this.

Binary -> Machine language -> Assembly language..... These languages are all direct commands to the computer. machine language is simply the binary transformed to decimal and assembly language is a word based representation of machine language which requires a parser/interpreter(compiler) to retranslate back to binary

from assembly language you are in a position to much more easily create more complex languages such as C, or Cobol, or any other high level programming language.

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it isn't hard to do a quick search via goole...

Ooh, a new search engine. :p

and then C language was Created by Which Language!

There were a lot of languages influenced by earlier ones, including the following as CPL was influenced by an earlier language, and influenced others:

CPL (Combined Programming Language) > BCPL (Basic Combined Programming Language) > B (programming language) > C (programming language)

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created from other languages, normally the new language is either specializes to do a thing, or it is just a higher level("easier") language written using lower level one...

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Oh for crying out loud - can you not use Google?

To be honest, I'm glad this user has created this thread because I've learnt a lot from it already.

We have a lot of very knowledgeable people on Neowin and these aren't just forums for support, they're forums for discussion. Even though he's asked a question for help, this is turning into a pretty informative discussion :yes:

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As far as I'm aware, When you get to the first program, it ends up with programming in binary code and machine code.

http://it.toolbox.com/blogs/programmer-tip...principles-3500

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine_code

It gets to the point when it's no longer software running on Windows? or an operating systems, but native machine language and electronic pulses.

I might start a thread on:

"how was bread created?"

"how was flour created?"

"how was a mill created?"

"how was a seed created?".......

What are quarks made of?

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God.

Ooooooooh, so that's how it's done! So are there any tutorials on this God programming language? Is it anything like BASH? ;)

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What are quarks made of?

A bit off topic... but they're made of tiny strands of energy called "strings"....

Regardz :)

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Nobody know the real truth, but the story is that C was handed down to us from God via Moses (not clear if that was in a "package" with the Ten Commandments, but probably it was)! :)

C'mon man I tried to help you out in an another thread of yours, but... now it seems like you are fooling us here for no reason.

Too many unrelated questions on quite unbelievable stuff, first you ask about how to learn C++ to program a large application, then you want to program BIOS without knowing anything about programming and now you asking about questions about the origin of programming languages... c'mon man in any programming book you can find some sort of history of programming languages. Also there are programming portals and forums, Wikipedia, Google, Bing... if someone truly want to learn programming he can find just about everything he need for that "adventure" on the Internet.

Asking questions like this have no sense anywhere, yet alone on a general purpose forum.

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A bit off topic... but they're made of tiny strands of energy called "strings"....

Regardz :)

but... man... what "strings" are made of? :) soon or a later we will end up in fractal mathematics :)

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Well, everyone knows that--they are made of chars! :D

you mean char* ? well... not exactly but... :)

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- If you want to know how a language is created you first need to read about the Programming Languages Theory (often called PLT). There are some good books on the subject provided you have a solid mathematics background :)

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come on; it isn't hard to do a quick search via goole...

No, under no circumstances should anyone be expected to go via Goole for anything!

:p

In fact, forget the tongue-stickingout-smiley, this may infer I'm joking.

Don't ever, I'm serious, go to Goole. :|

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No, under no circumstances should anyone be expected to go via Goole for anything!

:p

In fact, forget the tongue-stickingout-smiley, this may infer I'm joking.

Don't ever, I'm serious, go to Goole. :|

Why shouldn't we go there, if I ever get money to travel off this stinking continent called NA, more specifically Canada, then I'll visit there, unless you give me a reason not to!

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